Sentence examples for sing the changes from inspiring English sources

Some songs have verses and choruses, while others are just fleshed-out sketches, seeking and often finding what "Sing the Changes" calls for: "a sense of childlike wonder".

Why did One Direction, whose charm is at its brightest when they're goofing around onstage to smartly apportioned pop songs, choose to sing the mournful Night Changes while standing stock-still?

But after she started singing, the atmosphere changed.

Keith drew little attention when he sang the lines "Change my pitch up/ Smack my bitch up" on the Ultramagnetic MC's 1988 song "Give the Drummer Some".

The pair sung the iconic hit, Changes, with Bowie putting on an effortlessly classy performance.

When Amy Lennox – the main newcomer to the cast and outstanding as Elly – sings the 1971 song Changes, it seems a logical expression of her urge to transform herself into the lost Mary-Lou.

Bill Clinton's saxophone sang the songs of change and hope.

"Change come fast and change come slow," sings the Moon of "Caroline, or Change" as she floats through the fetid Louisiana night of November 1963.

And in September the rhythm-and-blues singer and producer Kenny (Babyface) Edmonds was paired with the country star Trisha Yearwood to sing "Change the World," which Mr. Edmonds sang with Eric Clapton, and Ms. Yearwood's "Walkaway Joe".

"We paid our dues, where's our change," sang the woman, Naomi Pitcairn of the Bay Area, who was protesting the incarceration of Pfc.

And when Ms. Blige sang "The Living Proof," she changed "I" to "we," transforming a song about individual survival into one of shared perseverance and performing it with gospel-rooted drama.